2011 Map of Louisville

About this map

Louisville serves as the central hub of this Barbour County landscape, situated at the convergence of several rural routes including HWY 130 and Railroad St. The town's organization is anchored by the Louisville Post Office, while the surrounding countryside is defined by a dense network of family-named roads and water bodies that speak to the area's agricultural and milling history. To the south, Baxters and the Mount Zion Cemetery provide key points for genealogical research near the banks of Sand Creek. The geography is notably shaped by the headwaters and tributaries of Pea Creek, with various impoundments like Robertson Millpond, Weston Lake, and Haglers Millpond illustrating how the local drainage has been managed for community use. Smaller settlements like Hobdy and Pratts appear along the northeastern routes, connected by thoroughfares such as Bethlehem Church Rd and Pittman Rd.